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Florida Gas Prices Continue To Move Downward
April 11, 2022
Florida gas prices are continuing a downward move.
The statewide average Sunday was $4.07, down a dime from one week ago.
The average price per gallon in Escambia County was $3.89. A North Escambia low of $3.82 could be found Sunday night at a station on Highway 29 in Cantonment, while four Pensacola gas stations were at $3.58.
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2 Responses to “Florida Gas Prices Continue To Move Downward”
CONTEMPLATING:
“It will only be that low while Biden depletes our reserves.”
A million barrels per day (hard to imagine a million barrels).
714 million barrels in storage,
714 days to deplete the reserves at one million barrels per day.
714 days to bring other sources of petroleum online and refill the reserves.
714 days to bring other sources of energy online so they aren’t needed.
714 days to find conservation measures which would help.
Or I guess we COULD sit back and do nothing and talk about the do-nothing president.
That’s always fun.
It will only be that low while Biden depletes our reserves.